You'd need to boot from some other drive and then use a utility to format the hard drive.
One that you can get for free is called DBAN ("Darik's Boot and Nuke"), which will not only format the drive but completely erase everything that's on it.
You'd then need to get some other installation media to install a new OS on the hard drive.
Or rather, can windows XP/Vista be run on a Acer aspire one machine. Yes it can. There are several guides to find, explaining how to install XP/Vista via USB pendrive to the Acer aspire one series. Also on the Acer website the drivers for the Acer series have been made available. How 2 make a USB XP/Vista install drive. http://www.boot-land.net/forums/?showtopic=4900 Acer driver site http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers/
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To install Windows XP on an Acer Aspire 1640 Zl8 you would first need to format the hard drive. Then you would need to boot the system with an XP disk.
Well there is a whole heap of acer gamezone keys but you may need to specify one anyway here is a way to get Acer GameZone Games on Vista: Got to Program Files and find the Acer Gamezone folder look for your game and click on it. Note will only work on Vista not XP or windows 7 still you can try it out. If you don't have vista download virtual machine and install on there.
Download the SATA drivers from the Acer website. Extract the files onto a FLOPPY DISKETTE Open the acer and connect a floppy drive to the motherboard and the power supply (Fortunatly Acer have still left these connectors available) Start to install the Vista on the Acer. When it requires a driver for the CD/DVD player, go and look on the floppy disk. All should then be fine
The Acer Aspire 5735 model has a Windows Vista operating system. The specifications about the Aspire 5735 can be found on the Acer Support page.
Im change my windos from vista to xp and im loose the driver wireless adaptar for acer aspire 3680?"
Assuming you have video editing software installed, yes.
Acer provided both Windows XP Professional and Windows Vista (Business and Home Premium) for this model.
Here's how to take apart an Acer Aspire 5100 and replace the hard drive. Check out the link.
Suposing that your computer does not have a propietary bios link such as Hewlett Packard, Acer etc, but does have a 1 GHz processor or faster, 512MG of RAM for Vista Home Basic or 1 GB RAM for Vista Home Premium then you can install Vista. If you have a valid copy of Windows XP complete with keycode you can purchase the Vista upgrade. If not you have to purchase the full version in which case you may as well go buy a new computer.
No. Dell Windows Vista looks for a specific BIOS chip exclusive to Dell PCs. If it does not find it, it will refuse to install